Sentence examples for undergoing monitoring from inspiring English sources

Currently the plant is undergoing monitoring campaign which will provide additional data to further evaluate and optimize the system.

Alternatively, taking cues from volunteer computing, various monitoring systems attempt to schedule analysis over under utilised hosts that are undergoing monitoring.

The hospital in which he died has since been emptied and quarantined, with the 59 people in contact with him undergoing monitoring by the state health ministry.

With ethics approval, we studied 24 critically ill patients (nine female, 15 male) undergoing monitoring by the transpulmonary thermodilution technique for clinical indication and veno-venous RRT.

In the 25 persons undergoing monitoring of HBV DNA, the highest level of HBV DNA encountered during follow-up was as follows: below 1,000 copies/ml in 4/25 persons, between 1000 and 10,000 copies/ml in 10/25 persons, and between 10,000 and 100,000 copies/ml in 11/25 persons.

The data on potential adverse effects as well as the likelihood of disturbances of activities (especially sleep) should be explained to research subjects (or patients) along with the importance of the blood pressure information to be obtained from ambulatory BP monitoring so that people undergoing monitoring understand both the risks and benefits.

After the final booster is given in week 20, subjects will undergo monitoring for another three months, until the study's conclusion after 32 weeks.

Patients treated with ranibizumab should have follow-up exams, with re-treatments every 4 weeks as indicated, and undergo monitoring of monocular near vision (AAO 2006).

Patients should be appraised of these risks and should undergo monitoring for hyperlipidemia, coronary artery disease, osteoporosis, and diabetes while castrate.

In addition, the US label states that people taking dronedarone should undergo monitoring of cardiac rhythm at least once every 3 months and that dronedarone should be stopped if a patient is found to be in AF (or patient cardioverted).

As averred by the AAP [ 50] and endorsed by the JCIH [ 28], EHDI should include a surveillance phase in which infants up to 30 months of age undergo monitoring for auditory skills, middle-ear status, and developmental milestones.